He later attempted to take advantage of Steve's temporary zombification by disguising himself as a brain in [[Comic 110]], but failed.

He later attempted to take advantage of Steve's temporary zombification by disguising himself as a brain in [[Comic 110]], but failed.

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He was also stranded in the middle of the ocean with Beaver and Steve in [[Comic 178]], after which he suddenly seemed to vanish mysteriously, only to reappear in [[Comic 182|the epilogue]] and reveal that he had been disguised as Beaver all along to be eaten by Steve.

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He was also stranded in the middle of the ocean with Beaver and Steve in [[Comic 178]], after which he suddenly seemed to vanish mysteriously, only to reappear in [[Comic 182|the epilogue]] and reveal that he had been disguised as Beaver all along. This revelation was only made apparent after Timmy had been partially eaten by Steve.

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Latest revision as of 05:28, 28 April 2007

Timmy gets to the point.

Steve has had several unpleasant experiences involving turnips. The turnips, complete with arms, legs, and faces, will go to great lengths (including the use of chloroform, like in Comic 43) to be eaten by Steve.

It all started when Steve met Timmy the Turnip in Comic 32, who purportedly was rich in vitamins and minerals. When Steve refused to eat him, Timmy subdued him and forced his way into Steve's mouth.

He later attempted to take advantage of Steve's temporary zombification by disguising himself as a brain in Comic 110, but failed.

He was also stranded in the middle of the ocean with Beaver and Steve in Comic 178, after which he suddenly seemed to vanish mysteriously, only to reappear in the epilogue and reveal that he had been disguised as Beaver all along. This revelation was only made apparent after Timmy had been partially eaten by Steve.